My art explores the spaces where identity, perception, and emotional distortion intersect. I work across mixed media, digital collage, and experimental illustration, often using fragmentation, layering, and texture to visualize the tension between internal experience and external expectation. Many of my pieces begin with familiar forms—faces, bodies, everyday objects—and then intentionally break, warp, or abstract them to reveal the feelings that exist beneath the surface.

I’m drawn to visuals that feel both structured and fractured: clean lines disrupted by noise, soft tones interrupted by sharp distortion, organic forms pushed against rigid digital shapes. This contrast reflects the way memory, pressure, and self-image shift over time. By distorting reality, I create space for emotional truth—how things feel rather than how they appear.

Each piece in this gallery is part of a broader exploration of how we understand ourselves in environments that constantly shape, influence, or challenge that understanding. Through composition, texture, and symbolic imagery, I turn introspective moments into visual language. My work invites the viewer to pause, recognize fragments of themselves, and experience the subtle discomfort, beauty, and vulnerability embedded inside distortion.